The second largest railway station in Sichuan is located in Dazhou City, Sichuan Province, China.

Dazhou Station is a special-class station under the jurisdiction of the Dazhou Depot of China Railway Chengdu Bureau Group Co., Ltd. It was built in 1975. It is one of the boundaries between China Railway Chengdu Bureau Group Co., Ltd. and China Railway Xi'an Bureau Group Co., Ltd., and is the east gate of Sichuan.

, is the starting point of the Guangda Railway and the Dawan Railway, and is also an important distribution center for residents of Northeast Sichuan and Northeast Chongqing to leave Sichuan.

Dazhou Station was developed from the original Dachuan District Station. Construction of the original Dachuan District Station started in 1970 and was opened to traffic in October 1973 (managed by the Railway Corps New Management Office). Dachuan District Station was officially established on June 1, 1978.

After Dazhou was established as a city, Dachuan District Station was renamed Dazhou Railway Station.

After the Dazhou Railway was completed and opened to traffic on December 25, 1997, Dazhou Station became an important transportation hub in northeastern Sichuan and even southwest Sichuan.

Dazhou Station in the 1970s.

Service facilities at Dazhou Station: 1. There are 20 ticket windows in the ticket hall of the station, which can handle soft and hard seat, soft and hard sleeper tickets for passengers to travel to all parts of the country within 10 days.

2. There are 20 ticket windows in the ticket hall of the station to handle off-site tickets for passengers within 3 to 20 days and temporary passenger train tickets within 10 days.

3. There are special windows for military personnel, disabled people, students, etc. in the ticket hall of the station to handle relevant ticketing.

4. The station has 4 ticket windows in the urban area of ??Dazhou City, which can provide passengers with soft and hard seat, soft and hard sleeper tickets to all parts of the country within 10 days, long-distance train tickets within 3 to 20 days, and temporary passenger train tickets within 10 days.

5. "Window No. 1" in the ticket hall is the refund window. Passengers who need to handle refund procedures should do so before driving.